:10:05
The same as yesterday.
:10:07
And the day before
and the day before.
:10:11
Fine. You be creative for a change.
:10:14
The Tramp buys a flower from the girl.
:10:17
For the plot to work,
she has to think he's rich. That's all.
:10:22
Except, of course, the girl is blind.
:10:25
And I don't know how to make her
mistake him for a millionaire.
:10:30
Easy.
:10:32
We'll do what everyone else is doing.
:10:35
Joe!
:10:39
We'll have the actors talk.
:10:44
Joseph Curb, Vitaphone.
:10:46
Hello, sir.
:10:53
Sorry. You're in the middle
of a family feud.
:10:58
You decide who's right.
The Tramp can't talk.
:11:02
The minute he talks, he's dead.
Tell me I'm right.
:11:07
He can't, because you're wrong.
:11:10
Who'll pay to see you,
when everyone else uses sound?
:11:14
I'll tell you who.
The Japanese and the Russkies...
:11:18
Anyone who doesn't speak English.
:11:21
Or did you forget about the other
9"l"10s of the globe?
:11:27
Who's the most famous ballet dancer
in the world?
:11:30
The most famous ballet dancer
in the world?
:11:33
Nijinsky.
:11:35
Fine. So let's say he was doing
"Swan Lake" today...
:11:39
...and we went to see it.
:11:43
He comes down to the footlights.
:11:46
The orchestra stops.
:11:48
He says, "Hi, I'm Vaslav Nijinsky".
No, he'd have Russian accent.
:11:53
"Hi, folksies. Call me Vaslav Nijinsky.
Just call me Vas"
:11:57
"It's okay by me".